Hi @Mathew FullerFort Collins has historically been a challenging market for house hacking due to the stringent YOU+2 occupancy regulations.

If you’re serious about a STR you should start researching markets, understanding local regulations that may apply and then looking at properties and running the numbers.

I don't like Hartford for a few reasons- rules and regulations being placed are not in favor of landlords, that coupled with high property tax is what turns me off. 

Just to 'let it out' I find him hateful and contemptuous of anyone who disagrees with him (small park owners, government officials, State regulators and of course any journalist who would dare attempt to report any news regarding MHP ownership. 

Depending on their reaction you move forward either allowing them time to move or evict them.If you want them as tenants then you will need to screen them if your regulations allow.

Does anyone know of short term rental rules/regulations in Birmingham, Montgomery, Millbrook?

Hello, just a little background, I just started looking into real estate investing not too long ago and am still very much in my research and learn as much as I can phase. So any help, advice, or guidance will be extr...

Where the Code or the Regulations do not specifically impose a requirement, we should not apply it.

I live in St Petersburg, FL and trying to understand the rules, regulations and loopholes with AirBnb properties. 

I guess your argument is that this is particularly tricky in the current high-interest, high-price environment, which is a point well taken.